Chicago Airport Renovations 14-Year-Old Takes Out Grandmother Black Men Caught On Camera Stealing

➡ Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport is undergoing a major $6 billion renovation, which includes a new satellite concourse and global terminal. The project, which began last year, is expected to reduce layover times and create around 3,800 construction jobs. However, some parts of the project have been delayed as a cost-cutting measure. The city is now focusing on the global terminal, which is part of the larger plan that includes two new satellite concourses, a new terminal, and an underground tunnel connecting all facilities.
➡ A man named Vladimir Koval, originally from Ukraine, has a daughter who is accused of killing her grandmother. The daughter, who has been in the U.S. for eight months, is believed to have behavioral issues due to witnessing war and being separated from her mother. She is currently in a juvenile detention center, charged with second-degree murder, with her next hearing on June 12th. There are questions about what will happen if she is convicted, as she is not a U.S. citizen.

First, let’s talk about some good news. Chicago is now previewing renovations into the newest version of the Chicago O’Hare International Airport. Check it out, ladies and gentlemen. A glimpse at the future of O’Hare Airport today. Mayor Brandon Johnson unveiled plans for a new satellite concourse. It’s a sign of progress on a large $6 billion upgrade that has fallen behind schedule. Here’s NBC 5’s Lisa Chavarria. Hey there, the plans are already in the works. That is what the Chicago Department of Aviation is saying, saying that part of this construction actually began last year.

Earlier this morning, Mayor Brandon Johnson was joined by several older persons, United and American Airlines, as well as the three Chicago-based architecture firms working on this project. This is just part one of a major multi-billion dollar renovation to O’Hare Airport, which would include a new global terminal and two new satellite concourses. Earlier this month, the mayor decided to delay a portion of this project as a cost-cutting measure. The city says they are now prioritizing the global terminal instead, which includes satellite concourse one. So what will this mean for passengers? The city says, with this satellite concourse, there will be 19 new gates which will extend concourse C.

This is expected to help reduce layover times and will bring in roughly 3,800 construction jobs. Again, the city’s Department of Aviation says work is already being done on this. The mayor called this a once-in-a-generation expansion. Investing in our airports is an investment in all of our communities. It creates new career opportunities for Chicagoans and fosters opportunities for local businesses and entrepreneurs to create generational wealth. The city says satellite one is the first major component of the much larger plan, which they say would include two new satellite concourses, a new global terminal replacing terminal two, and an underground tunnel connecting all of those facilities.

The Commissioner of the exact timeline as to when all of this work could be complete. What she did tell us is at this point, this will go by in phases, meaning that O’Hare will still be as functional as it possibly can be. Reporting from City Hall, Lisa Chavarria, NBC 5 News. I like that. I actually agree that having a updated airport and continue to invest in infrastructure actually makes for a much, much greater opportunity to bring in more resources and businesses, and so you have to have great airports. You’ve got to have great infrastructure, and I agree with the idea of putting money into Chicago O’Hare, so I do not disagree with that whatsoever.

Shout out to Chicago. Good news for y’all. What up, Carrie? Carrie says, what up, Anton? Good afternoon chat. Pray you all have an awesome and incredible day. Carrie! Miss Carrie, baby, is in the building, y’all. Shout out to Carrie, my pretty girl. Shout out to you. I love you, baby girl. You are absolutely awesome. So that’s what’s happening over there in Chicago, but over in Georgia, two fools, not a whole fool, two half a fools, combined to make one whole fool is caught on camera breaking in cars. Check it out. Two men are under arrest in Fayette County charged with car break-ins caught on home surveillance cameras.

As Fox 5’s Doug Evans reports, investigators say the men have been linked to similar crimes and even violent crimes elsewhere in metro Atlanta. Here’s the home surveillance video that cops say helped break the case with the arrest of the two men. Fayette County Sheriff Barry Babb says the men are responsible for… Hey, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. It’s four lights. We live in a day and age where everybody like at least half the block, even in the hood, half the block. Thank you for the super chats. I’m gonna be reading those shortly.

At least in the hood, half the blocks are going to have ring cameras, security cameras, the street lights, the street poles, even in some of the worst hoods, got cameras. These fools is out here with panda dunks on. He got hoochie daddy shorts on, long sleeves, gloves, so that you don’t have no fingerprints, and ain’t none of them wearing masks. Hey, can we get a round of applause with some of the dumbest criminals in the world? What is wrong with these dudes? And even a dude in red, he got on gloves too.

He wearing red, the brightest color that you’re supposed to not wear as a criminal. Listen, you got the kids stuff is over in the corner. Good. Tax paying folk, got their cars. You can’t even park your car outside no more. And they out here with the camera on, robbing, stealing, killing. Case with the arrest of the two men. Fayette County Sheriff Barry Babb says the men are responsible for breaking into cars at seven homes, as well as stealing mail in Fayette County. They were multipurpose. Oh, and you still in mail? Oh, that’s a federal offense.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You got to throw them under the jail. Listen, and you still in mail. That is a federal offense to steal mail. Oh, you took the car. You could have got a slap on the wrist for the car, but you decided to steal mail. Yeah, yeah. You got to throw you under the jail for that big dog. They were operating in the middle of the night in a neighborhood where they could go from house to house very easily, but they were checking door handles, seeing what cars were unlocked and they were checking mailboxes for any mail that hadn’t been picked up yet.

Sheriff’s deputies arrested Zajavius Jones and Deandra Strozier. They always fit the description. Lips black, a little bit more crustier on the sides as usual. Beard a little bit uncouth. One of them got braids. The other one is just fitting the description. Got to have you a couple tattoos on the face. Definitely both of them got tattoos on the neck. Zajavius, shout out to Zajavius Jones and Dandra Strozier. Sounds like criminals to me. They are both 34 and from Atlanta. The sheriff credits the quality of the home video, other law enforcement technology, and the persistence of investigators for leading them to the identification and arrest of the two car break and suspects.

Without video, cases like this wouldn’t be made. Sheriff Barry Babb says Jones and Strozier are suspects in similar crimes all around metro Atlanta, including Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Dunwoody, Milton, and Walton County. Who names Zajavius anyway and Dandra? They are also suspects in violent crimes. They’re both convicted felons. They’re both on probation for Vollacraut and they’re linked to Vollacraut. The arrest of Jones and Strozier comes with a continued plea to keep your cars locked at night and take your valuables inside. And if you have the ability, invest in good security cameras. And don’t leave y’all pistols inside of y’all cars.

I know it’s some people that leave their pistols inside of their cars, so be careful with that also. And then last but not least, a 14-year-old girl is accused of killing her grandmother. Check it out. Learning brand new information tonight about what police say led to the murder of a 79-year-old woman allegedly at the hands of her teenage granddaughter. CBS News Miami’s Yvonne Taylor is live where that grandmother lived. Yvonne, what did the just release arrest report reveal? Elia Van Oran, according to the arrest report, the day that his mother was murdered, the father of the girl took away the cell phone from his daughter because of behavioral issues.

He left them both here at the apartment complex. And according to police, when he came back, he found signs that his mother had been beaten. The 14-year-old girl was a white girl. That’s a white girl all day, every day. Why they blurring her face out? That’s a murderer. That’s a white girl right there. See, it’s not always just black people. It’s not always Hispanic people. It’s not always Latino people. It’s not always Arabic people. That is a white girl. And so she had a little tantrum. He left her home when mama took her phone.

She got pissed off and she beat the hell out of the mama and killed her. CBS News Miami is not identifying because of her age, covered her face, and looked up as her immigration status was discussed in court. Or maybe it ain’t. Maybe she Venezuelan. I don’t know, but she ain’t from here. If she’s not an American citizen, someone needs to notify the decree to the consulate. Why are all of these immigrants out here running free and running rampant? I heard Trump say his stat yesterday, and we’re going to go over that on the next part of the livestream of Trump’s speech, conviction, and everything like that, and also reactions from New Yorkers.

I heard Trump say yesterday that crime in Venezuela is now 72% because of all of the people that they decided to let free come over into America. It’s pretty good English, but with respect to court procedure, the legalese, I do feel that it would be in her benefit to have a Ukrainian translator present in court. What was not discussed in court is what the arrest form reveals, a lot of it from the father of the teenager who called 911. He advised that the victim, his 14 year old daughter, recently moved from Ukraine.

He advised that his daughter had been giving him behavioral issues, which he believed are from the war that she witnessed in Ukraine and being separated from her mother. As a result, he took her cell phone from her that day in an effort to discipline her. Grandmother and daughter stayed at the apartment while he went to see a friend when he came back at 1230 a.m. You know who the friend is, right? Bussing it down for a real one. Yeah, he left her at the house with the grandmother, went and go see his sad chick or his little, his little boo thing.

You know what I’m saying? Got back at 1230 a.m., was feeling real comfortable and ran into the worst thing that he could possibly find. Mother lying on the floor with bruises all over her body. He found his mother lying on the floor with bruises all over her body. Based on the investigation, he was determined that the teenager physically struck the victim multiple times due to the minor strike in the grandmother. She was killed. Vladimir Koval is the father of the 14 year old girl. She is accused of killing her 79 year old grandmother.

Koval is also the son of the victim. So the 14 year old girl has only been in the U.S. for eight months. This is according to her father. She will remain in a juvenile detention center for now and she is charged with second degree murder. Her next hearing is scheduled on June 12th. So I guess I need to brush up a little bit on my international issues and ways in which we deal with people that’s not even from the United States of America. And she’s not a U.S. citizen and she’s being charged. If convicted, does she serve her prison sentence here or is she deported? What happens? You know what I’m saying? So anyways, ladies and gentlemen, that’s what’s happening across America, Florida, Georgia, Chicago.

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